Values of Biodiversity Flashcards

1
Q

provides a variety of environmental services from its species and ecosystems that are essential at global, regional and local levels

A

Biodiversity

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2
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contributes to climatic change

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Loss of biodiversity

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3
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converts carbon dioxide into carbon and oxygen

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forest

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4
Q

Loss of forest cover due to industrialization which contributes to _________ due to release of carbon dioxide and other gases.

A

‘Green House Effect’

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5
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leads to Global warming which results in rising sea-levels submerging the low-lying areas in the world and causing atmospheric changes.

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Green House Effect

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6
Q

(3) Values of Biodiversity

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Ethical values
Moral values
Aesthetic values

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7
Q

Based on the importance of Protecting all life forms

A

Ethical/Moral Values

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8
Q

True or False

Most religious and secular creeds believe that all form of life have the right to exist on Earth.

A

True

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9
Q

There are several cultural, moral, and ethical values, associated with the ______ of all life forms.

A

Sanctity

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10
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has over several generations, preserved nature through local traditions

A

Indian civilizations

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11
Q

3 Sacred things:

A

Sacred groves

Sacred Landscapes

Sacred species

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12
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The ________ around ancient sacred sites and temples act as a gene banks for wild plants.

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Sacred Groves

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13
Q

People have related biodiversity to the very existence of the human race through ______ and ______ beliefs.

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spiritual and religious beliefs

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14
Q

______are the traditionally conserve forests dedicated to the local deity.

Examples (3)

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Sacred groves

  • Mawsmai at Cherrapunji
  • Deodar in Shimla
  • Devarabana, Hulidevana Kadu
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15
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  • areas of traditionally conserved land with natural features of their ancestral deities
  • helps in the preservation of natural soil
  • helps in ____ and such forests provide habitats for a variety of wild animals

Examples (3)

A

Sacred landscapes
- forestation

  • Sacred Gangetic river between Haridwar and Hrishikesh
  • Biligiri hills
  • Baba budangeri in Karnataka
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16
Q
  • are certain plants and animals that are protected traditionally and continue to be conserved by man
  • ancient mythology associates sacred them to GODS so that no one harms them

Examples (4)

A

Sacred Species

  • Tulsi
  • Banyan tree
  • Cobra
  • Cow
17
Q
  • appreciation of the presence of biodiversity for its inherent value and beauty, as well as for the contribution it makes to our knowledge- our aesthetic, imagination and creativity
  • are some reasons to preserve it
A

Aesthetic values

18
Q

In India, particularly, our history and culture is replete with ___.

A

plant and animal image

19
Q

Symbols from wild species such as the ______ of Hinduism, the _______ of Buddhism, and the vehicles of several deities are animals, that have been venerated for thousands of years.

A

Lion
Elephant

20
Q

The sacred ____ or ___ has grown in the courtyards of each household for medicinal values

A

Basil or the Tulsi